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The article said he published a book "Animal Tracks ID and Techniques". One would have thought that, except in the business world, it would be more noteworthy to be the author of a book than its publisher. A little web search on the book's publisher (Flame Lilly Press, "Lilly" with 3 Ls) revealed no other work on its list nor a record at Companieshouse.gov.uk (the British register of companies).-- SilasW 14:16, 13 October 2007 (UTC)
The mystery is deepened as trying to find the ISBN in several inclusive library catalogues, including that of the British Library, who should receive a copy of every book published in the UK, draws a blank. Ought one tend to begin to think that the article might be self-promotion?-- SilasW ( talk) 13:50, 10 June 2008 (UTC)
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The article said he published a book "Animal Tracks ID and Techniques". One would have thought that, except in the business world, it would be more noteworthy to be the author of a book than its publisher. A little web search on the book's publisher (Flame Lilly Press, "Lilly" with 3 Ls) revealed no other work on its list nor a record at Companieshouse.gov.uk (the British register of companies).-- SilasW 14:16, 13 October 2007 (UTC)
The mystery is deepened as trying to find the ISBN in several inclusive library catalogues, including that of the British Library, who should receive a copy of every book published in the UK, draws a blank. Ought one tend to begin to think that the article might be self-promotion?-- SilasW ( talk) 13:50, 10 June 2008 (UTC)